Cathy and Chris can’t quit each other, even with other love interests vying for their affections, and Carrie remains susceptible to the influence of her mother, Corrine.

Worse, despite their best intentions to start fresh, they find themselves falling back into old patterns. Ten years after they escaped their grandmother’s attic at Foxworth Hall, the three surviving siblings, now adults, continue to suffer from the effects of that trauma. If you thought Chris and Cathy’s affair was the weirdest things could get, well, Petals on the Wind, the second book in the Dollanganger family saga, begs to differ. You want to go into the movies or books with no knowledge of the plot, read (Note: This article contains spoilers for the Dollanganger series. In each movie paired with the book that inspired it… We’ve provided the biggest jaw-dropping moments

Want to join the fun of the movie marathon but don’t have half a It’s all in honor of the 40 th anniversary of the publication of Flowers in the Attic two days later, on November 12, which will henceforth be known as V.C. Andrews’s titillating tales this Sunday, November 10, from 2:00 p.m. Lifetime seems to agree-and is here to enable us-because they’ve scheduled a 10-hour marathon of all five of their book-to-screen adaptations of V.C.

Andrews binge session, accompanied by snacks and adult beverages and a healthy supply of snark, of course. But trust us-you haven’t LIVED until you’ve experienced a V.C. (What, just us?) Maybe you’ve even snuck in your own reading, or caught one of the movie adaptations on TV. Andrews novels tucked into a bookshelf-novels that your mom and her friends cut their teeth on as teenagers when they read contraband copies under the covers with a flashlight. Maybe you grew up seeing the shocking, scandalous, incest-laden V.C.

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